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Really? Do you think maybe that people who name their children after famous Nazis might not have a little something else going on besides the simple desire to name their children after famous Nazis? Everybody started bawling about their civil rights, not seeming to care that there could very well be other issues of legitimate concern. DYFS can't air all this stuff to the public since it's a case involving minors. But we do know from news reports that police had been repeatedly called to that house, that the father has a history of domestic violence and that they tried to bring Mrs. Campbell's drunk mother to a hearing so that SHE could take custody of the kids. These people are flat out incompetent, if not dangerous, parents. I hope their parental rights are terminated and someone adopts those kids into a loving home.
newjerseynewsroom.com
Friday
May 25th
Is this really surprising?
This is a comment on "N.J. children with Nazi-inspired names taken from parents"
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NJ children with Nazi-inspired names taken from parents
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Friday, 13 August 2010 22:01
Outraged
Are you really serious?? Do you really think the children will be better off in foster care. After all the horror stories about foster care?? They need to be with their parents! And since when does being illiterate make a person a bad parent. And as for the names, even if I don't like the names, what happened to our rights as citizens of this country? So we are now under arrest if others don't agree with what we name our children? Look at some of the awful names actors name their children. No one complains about that! But wait, are the children blonde and blue eyed, or dark hair with blue or green eyes? I think the Saudies have a demand for them!
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